The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1911. ~ At Dreamland Rink tonight ‘there will be speeches such as you never heard before, because the speakers will tell plain truth. They will call a spade a spade and they will CALL A CROOK A ‘CROOK. What’s This? Marty O’Toole a Lemon!) Matched With Flynn ‘commissioner Hubbard House of the sort of whit ignored « wk tn iry IN DIREC OF THE LAW All this wa Iday © month Hub tries to t the c a " t | we » laundry. He declar ince this P ny t work of only one railroad HE ILLTREATMENT AND EX PLOITATION OF THESE LITTLE GIRLS 1S NOT UP TO HIM k of the O. & Well, WHOM j8 IT UP Tor Pacific, the that and many nddition to th la © as tried to give th oot 8 this grinding DEFIANCE wior to the tenth Jone ther AS A MATTER OF FACT laundry does the wo newspaper Arges ar has the swor of SCORES of airt s “TAFT VETOED PRINCIPLE OF POPULAR lal By United Press Leased Wire. MADISON, Wis. Aug. 25.—That ft was the principle of popular gov ernment and not the recall of the +) Juditiary that President Taft feared When he vetoed the Arizona state hood resolution is the charge made today in the current issue of La Follette’s Weekly. A leading ed torial by Senator Robert M. La Folletté says: thate Preside the principle men Now ' TEDDY MAY FAVOR WOODROW WILSON Hy Caited Prew Leased Wire ‘ FORK Aug forma c fie Labor Temple jonday he will be @round the boulevards FORTUNE TOA HOUSEKEEPER PITTSBURG, Aug. 2%. Friends of R. M. Gultck, owner and Manager of the Bijou the Gied two weeks ago, were today to learn that he had fortune, estimated at from $200,000 to $400,000, to his housekeeper. Mrs. Flo Housewright, a faithaired Woman who looks to be hardly out of her teens. She nursed Gulick fm his last illness. By the terms of “ip in June. from $200,000 to $250, Nick’s interest in his th left_absolw Sunday night taken a trip of the city M°DAVIT WANTED FOR BIGAMY (By United Prone Leased Wire.) SAN BERNARDINO, Cal © bigamy ph has forwarded copies the will, 4: ' t hn of McDavit to the ch vty | police at Butler for identification Oh, You Romeo! (HAOUnited Pree Leased Wire.) ROME, Rug. 25.—italians are adopting the practice of ardent lovers who patronize the per- sonal columns of American newspape: Here are two “ade” appearing today in the GIORNALE D’ ITALIA: ” and Gu PSORe | F wait for you mense love.” ARIMAN AND HILL WHR 5, PROBABLE With the thern Washing prize, It is be Fall Opening REGAL, | THROWN OUT OF WORK SACRAMENTO, Cal, Ang. Saturday All the new Fall shades and styles are on display. —_ find the ~ quality equal to ;*) R) other $20 and $25 IR) FREE E| Suits, too. You are E| |G) invited to inspect G [REGULAR DINNER Ay them. luding coffee, tea, milk. beer Main ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day Instrumental M ns and Kvening: Why Cook at Home? RRR eh te tt reading thpaw x wonder of his arm. wapaper for a #or don't kr ails 4 now what to do for myn the kinks, if posit ying,” Marty told ne new experience for me. f ig that I don't } eeeeeneee eens teeeeeeeeeee tee eR thn ORT SPY F neet Oy Uneven Posse LOS ANGELES. Kenosha, Wi Frankie Conley | 0'F NEW YORK.—Matt Wells, the SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO. Danny “SPIRITS” ATTEND THIS — J. Speckert and Ida sitchosle’ were’ eatiied ai ex apartment house last evening, and there were a great many friends from the spirit world n attendance,” according to the NATIONAL AMMERICAN happy groom wo te wie kert is connected with a “ ety in this city se STANDINGS apiritual so 4 “ KILLS BIG sid Pome d | SN ane HERE | NATIONAL sane A snake measuring over four feet wi ied yesterday at 1428 Terry av. by H. Whitney The snake entered the back yard of Mra. Sula house, in which a three lying. was discovered it 10 feet of the ohiid weceeded in killing was within COAST LEAGUE At Portinnd Hheves that it m from the Ringling or from some private owner INJUNCTION AGAINST LOCAL UNDERTAKES =: The injunction was rday 10-| 4, oked ag t the Bonney. Watson Undertak company it is the Jonire of t pany te conduct a} Marion «#! ar Broadway This (Ry Untied Sree 1 PARIS. “Aug. 26 “Fhe Proueh it was trom doing Judge H today socsinoeae for an © foal Moroccdh obey, which AmbaseadoMi@ules Gambon | was instr 4d to deliWer to Gey »| many In the note, fan Fr aa vorws » to Germany »\interests in the for recognition « French p' a business| torate over Morocco, but stands miy with at Britain against ny securing a fo@thold on the | coast of Africa DOLLAR SALE The Last Day Tomorrow The Last Big Dollar-Down Sale opens te mornt There ar me ¢ attractive bargains {n apparel to be offer the stock. You n morrow b of the special row ur paying $1 down, Here Silk Dresses | A large number of tailored gar Tailored Suits Beautiful gar ments, In all shades ilk, shown in the values 2.50 and closing out matert- | of 1 a contplete | various st t of siz as high a originally sold & $26.00. $25.00 and $30.00 tomor close at one c Or ut the spe price fal price of $10 | $10 The Last Call on Millinery Without exception, every Trimmed ov Tale lored Hat {n the Millinery tment! 1s now of dat the last réduetion—your HALF PRICE AND LESS > ational, Quifiin | SIDELIGHTS a THE GAME | France expressed | — MRE OH EEE REM Oy Both Lost--We Won Ce The tabu Sam Polishes Tony Ross; Thee ee a ile ed Just th AS THE SCORER sawit Aug * * * * * ha * NEW YORK h with “Wh . f ‘ ROH Po. 3 z i ' RARER RE RRR are on the high r * * * * * * « . . * * * + teeeeeeeeeeet 1 James Wor George Dashwood—no, her He got right Into the game, too “Kitty Brashear-became talkative What do you know about Tealey Raymond getting four hits BABEL ol se nccncea® ules -ecosece” 00000 O'Loughlin will do nicely, thank you. 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